! III. IM.l'l I'.f.K'AN , Cl'-'i i.K col. Vn , M ] 'K'K \
S. I' . ( Iron I. * Oo. hnvo jnsl , rocoivcd
n large rnr load of fiiniilni'o and will
soil al boiler values limn ever before.
Don't fnil lo RppUiis Hifprrh loKVe
arc having n whip Sale. lleing ovni1-
stiiokpd wiih hitfh prirpil Knwhirle
Whips. We nrc soiling them regnrd-
los of cost Come and buy.
I y ,
BUSINESS POINTERS.
ir. ) Bass , Dentist. OvcrMcComas'
Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee.
.Roasted fresh eve y day. 24-tf.
FOK SAT.H. Four room house
with l-f > block of ground. Close
in. II. Simonson 22-tf
Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee.
Roasted fresh every day. 2Uf.
Drink "Blue Ribbon" coffee.
Hoasted fresh every day. 24-tf
1 have now arranged to take
care of : i general collection busi
ness , having secured a competent
clerk and stenographer , and : ll
collections will receive prom p
and energetic attention.
20-tf N. T. GAUD
Fine Residence propetty for
sale. Call on 1. A. Colcman'of
Broken Bow. Feb'y 25 If.
Careful Workmanship
Our Harness
UATJT.Y ami CAREFUL WORKMAN
SHIP are whal counts in 1IAHNKSS.
YOU remember the QUALITY of the
\
HARNESS ami the service il 'ives you long
after the price is forgotten.
Tn making- our harness we use only the
BESTOW LID AT HU Rand EVRKY CAR W is
taken lo give you PERFECT WOKKMAN-
sum
Come in and let tis show you onr line of
HARNESS , SADDLES , HALTERS , HAR
NESS FIXTURES , AVJ11 PS , RLANKETS.
tj j
Robinson fb ? Tuttle.
THE HARNESS MEN
POSTAL CARDS
Have you seen our large line of fancy Postal Cards
We have just what you want for Kastor.
STATIONARY
Our elegant line of Stationary is the largest in
I the city and we can show you just what you need.
DOUGLASS CHOCOLATES
f. Those Do'uulass Chocolates are the most delicious
'
{ money can buy. Have you tried them ,
C. H : & A. W. HOLCOMB
A Parnt ,
For rent near town Cau re
side in City and farm. GO acre
in cultivation balance good pas
ture. A good supply of water
Call early. JAS. LKDWICII.
, Hoard by day or by week , wither
or without room , one block cast
( i.iixl Central
i
| Farm and City loans at lowest
rates. M-ll-tf JAMHS LKDWICH.
Farm and City loans at lowest
r.iles. M-ll-tf JAMUB LKOWICH.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I1. Johnson
have for their gueM , for a few
days , an old friend of the family ,
Mr. John Martin of Hildreth ,
Franklin , Co.
C , W. Howman ban purchased
the N10 ' , of section 23 1 ) .2U in
Lillian townohip of J. L. Bittin
and 20D acres of James F . Wood
about five miles cast of the city
in section 5-1 ft I' ) .
David Itauder who has been a
student at the University at Val-
parnsio. Itid. returned home last
Thursday evening. David spent
a few days in Kansas City and
11 rand Island. Vernon Le Roy
of Slreator , 111 is his guest for a
week.
Frank L. Dean has purchased
the Never Close Restaurant of J.
II. Sloggett. Mr. Dean is a man
of considerable experience in the
restaurant business and the loca
tion he now has is a good one.
He will make a special feature
of his beds which he furnishes
for 25 cents.
Ortello Happenings.
Miss Anna Prescott ' visited
with Kulalia Smith Friday after
noon ,
Mrs. M. Hill is quite sick.
Miss Maude Moore is staying
at nil. Wachter's and going to
school.
Kdiih Smith is visiting rela
tives at Merna this week.
Mirtha K 1 wards is sick at this
writing.
Mr. and Mrs. Kaapp visited at
Mr. In gram's Sunday.
Harry Prescott is absent from
school this week on account of
sickness.
Wm. Wilkius returned home
the first of the week , after
several days visit with friends at
Aurora.
Nick Jacquot was a caller at
Mr. Ingrain's Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bol'm have
moved to a farm on the takle-
land.
J. R. Baker is very low.
Miss Wadding ton visited at S.
Deals' farm. Mr. Bcals and
family expect to move to the
sand hills soon.
Prairie Hill News.
Irene Wccsncr is on the sick
list.
Mr. Ilauna has noved to his
farm near Arnold.
The circle will meet with Mrs.
Morford Thursday the 18th
MAKE YOUR HOME MORE
BRIGHT AND CHEER-
lUL : BY PAPERING IT
Have you seen our new
line of samples of high
grade wall paper ? No
store in town can offer yen
a collection of such rate
beauty and elegance to
choose from at such reason
able prices.
It will be a pleasure to
you and to us to have you
look them over.
S , R. LEE
j The Busy Druggist
Spains Teams and
Livery Rigs
Arc Always Good
\Vhen you go oul for a drive
you want n team that ( hives up
well and n bugfjy that riiles easy.
Tliats the kind I can give you.
My prices are right , lee
Dm't f igel that I have m >
cniinla fixed up to feed anil care
fet vour stock.
J. H. SPAIN
NORTH SUM : UVIiRY
BROKEN BOW , . . NI.BRASKA
Mr. Sholt'/ and family will
work for Judge Koese this sum
mer.
Rarl Heaps and Elsie Kelley of
Snake Run spent Sunday at Mr.
Kelleys.
The parly at Mr. Bay's was
well attended , a pleasant time
was reported.
The dance atElvin Ilogaboons
Monday night was well attended.
All reported a nice time.
Mrs. Shoup entertained at
dinner Sunday in honor of her
sous birth-Jay , those present and
invited were Misses Ole and
Susie IThomas , Flosse and
Blanch Evans , Ora Morford ,
Alice Lilly and Daisy Long
fellow. Messers. Perry Morford ,
Luther Dill , Chas. Bay , Chis.
Longfellow , Ira and Dick Comer ,
Arlie Grant , Jessie Price , Ralph
Miller and Earl Shoup. lie re
ceived many presents and happy
birthday greetings.
TO CHANGE
THE COLOR
of your house once in a
while is a good idea. It
makes it look new , besides
it prevents decay. Only the
best
PAINTS AND OILS
should be used. Some
Paints are worthless ,
neither preserving or pro
tecting. They are made of
poor Oils and poor White
Lead. We arc not offering
that kind. The Paints we
have arc worthy of the ful
lest confidence. We guaran
tee our Paints not to peel ,
crack , or wear off until they
have done their full duty.
ED McCOMAS
DRUGS tvnd JEWELRY.
Get Into BusinessiorYourseH
A BUCK CEMENT BLOCK MACHINE
will make you money , Tha BUCK is the only
two piece , self-binding , self-lock
ing , water-proof , ( rest proofsani
tary , dry-air block made. Takes
less mnterml and is made quicker
than any other block. Write to
day and lit ui ( til you all about it
and how you cm ra Ve from fit.coto
ftoeaoverr iaj that you work. Gxclu
UvcrUlH In eachcountr. Get In llrit
Interlock Block
Machine Co
citjon < - i
24th ind Paul Sit.
OMAHA , HEB.
Heiii/ Chili Sauce 35 cents per
liotlle , ltirte ; tw" .
II I SII I'O R
UvNT
Smoked White
fish 2oc per II ) .
1'ancy lllnck Is-
Innd lilonlcr smok
ed 3 for 10.
Salt White fish
3 for 25.
Kxtrn I-'ancy
i.akc Trout loc per
pound.
Shrimp 15 and 3oc
.Vnckrel 20 and 250
Ojslers 10 and ace
Sardines , lo & 12 > ' .
Salmon 131520. .
Faiiy Soila Crackers the Ilest
on eatlh in 6 ll > ] nckngcs al loc
per pound.
WOKEN MOW BAND
MAKING PROGRESS.
Several weeks ago Kratik
Taylor , reorganized the Broken
Bow Band , selecting sixteen men
who are proficient in managing
the various instruments necessary
for an up-to-date band.
Mr. Taylor is saving neither
time nor money , in making this
new venture a success. Fvery }
Friday evening the "boys" meet
in the band room for partice , A
large amount of money has been
spent for a varity of new music ,
overtures , inarches etc.
Latter new uniforms will be
purchased , and engagements , it
is hoped will be acceptly filled.
Walter J. Woods , after a few
weeks visit , left Wednesday for
his home in Aberdeen , Oregon.
A basket social will be held at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Armour
on Friday evening , March 26th.
The women and girls are request
ed to bring baskets. Everybody
is cordially invited to attend.
The social is to be given by the
Young People of the Baptist
Church.
Charlie Bowman made a busi
ness trip to Ansley Wednesday.
His sister Miss Phillips accom
panied him.
New igjS Oartlcn Seeds and
Onion Sets " . ccntr.
Sun Kisl Oranges , Hie
lfni cicst , Jnciesl , Sweetest ,
Chenpcst nnd Beit , ti do/cu
23 30-35MOC.
I'nncy White Pent her n
blcmlid Syrnp just light for
flapjacks , griddhcakesclc.
Gallon pail 60 cents.
Coffees which have our
personal attention ami \ \ hich
\\e guarantee to be the finest
produced. 1'iicca 15-20 25
30-35 'indlo c per pound.
ilonis soc per can
IIcrring2ocpcrcnu
Salt Salmon 12'jc
I lei 7 Mnudelny
Sauce 30 cents.
He in/ Tomato
Soup with Sweet
Cream its fine 200
per can ,
llaby Suulints in
1'rench Olive Oil 2
can" for s.s cents
worlh 15 cents.
\
Slock dipp , Slock food.i , Hog i
Uriilnlor { { Poultry 1'nnacia all
KimrniiU-cd. i
TRADE
I'uro Old Clilor Vlnotfar
MARK
I'uro Food Products
lias been sold lo me by
J. II. Sloggett. I intend to
run a clean orderly house \
and I invite all of my friends
to call and see me and I hope
that Mr. Sloggctts friends
and customers will remain
as customers of mine. Come
in and T will treat you right.
Remember that I can fur
nish you as good beds as
you can get anywhere in the
city and my price is 25c.
WANT YOU TO
SEE THEIR CAR OF
r
The Seattle Eqposition , during the Summer of 1909 ,
offers the best chance of years to make the Pacific Coast tour ; only
$50.00 round trip , with $15.00 more via the Shasta Route through
California.
This is the most attractive and educational railroad journey in
the world , Sec the Yellowstone Park , the rnagnilicient forests
along the Coast , beautiful Puget Sound , Mount Shasta , the S.uita
Clara Valley , San Francisco Bay and environs , Monterey , Santa
Barbara , orchards worth $1000 per acre , Southern California
America's Italy ) , scenic Colorado , the modem cities , Seattle ,
Spokane , Tacoma , Portland , Oakland , San Jose , Los Angeles , San
Francisco , Pasadena , Salt Lake , Denver , all a grand panorama of
surprises ; then too , the palatial hotels with reasonable Summer rates
the Easterner is very welcome out west and is cordially received all
along the way.
Sentl for literature , rates , information , etc.
H. L , Ormsby , Broken Bow , Nel > . ,
Ticket Agent.
L. W. WAKIU.KY , G. P. A , , OMAHA.